Traumatic Brain Injuries After Car Accidents in Ohio: What Victims Need to Know
Not all car accident injuries are visible. In fact, some of the most serious injuries are hidden beneath the surface—like a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Whether it’s a mild concussion or a life-altering brain trauma, a TBI can change your entire future in a matter of seconds.
At SELPH LAW, we’ve represented countless victims across Columbus and throughout Ohio who suffered traumatic brain injuries due to someone else’s negligence. If you or a loved one is dealing with the aftermath of a TBI caused by a car accident, call (614)-453-0971 for a FREE case review.
What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?
A traumatic brain injury is any injury that disrupts normal brain function due to a blow, jolt, or penetrating head injury—all of which are common in high-speed car crashes, truck accidents, or rollover collisions.
Common Types of TBIs in Car Accidents:
Concussions
Contusions (brain bruising)
Diffuse axonal injuries (severe damage to brain tissue)
Skull fractures
Secondary injuries from swelling or bleeding in the brain
Even a mild TBI can lead to serious symptoms and long-term disability if not diagnosed and treated properly.
Symptoms of a TBI After a Car Accident
TBI symptoms may appear hours, days, or even weeks after an accident. Don’t assume you’re okay just because you didn’t lose consciousness.
Warning Signs Include:
Memory loss or confusion
Headaches that won’t go away
Nausea or vomiting
Trouble concentrating or speaking
Blurred vision or dizziness
Sleep disturbances
Mood swings, anxiety, or depression
✅ Pro Tip: If you notice any of these symptoms after a car accident, seek medical attention immediately—even if the ER cleared you. Then call SELPH LAW to protect your legal rights.
The Long-Term Impact of Traumatic Brain Injuries
TBIs can result in months or years of recovery, and in some cases, permanent cognitive impairment or disability. This can affect every area of your life:
Returning to work or school
Maintaining relationships
Managing finances and independence
Daily self-care and mental health
Your injury might not be visible to the outside world—but it still deserves to be taken seriously by the insurance company, the legal system, and the people responsible for your crash.
How TBIs Are Often Undervalued by Insurance Companies
Insurance companies are notorious for minimizing invisible injuries, especially TBIs. They may:
❌ Claim your symptoms are from stress, not the accident
❌ Offer a small settlement before you understand the full extent of your injury
❌ Use your medical history against you (e.g., prior head trauma or mental health issues)
✅ At SELPH LAW, we fight back. We work with medical experts, neurologists, and economists to show exactly how the injury has impacted your life and what it will cost you in the future.
What Compensation Can You Recover for a TBI in Ohio?
If your brain injury was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for:
Medical bills (past and future)
Rehabilitation and therapy costs
Lost wages and loss of future earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Mental anguish
Loss of quality of life
Severe TBI cases can result in six- or seven-figure settlements due to their lifelong impact.
Why You Need a Lawyer Who Understands Brain Injury Cases
Not every personal injury attorney has experience handling complex TBI claims—but we do. At SELPH LAW, we take these cases seriously and fight for the full value of what you’ve lost.
✔️ We coordinate with top neurologists, radiologists, and life care planners
✔️ We understand how to prove brain damage even when imaging is inconclusive
✔️ We build powerful cases that demand maximum compensation
What to Do If You Suspect a TBI After a Crash
1️⃣ Seek medical attention right away (don’t wait for symptoms to get worse)
2️⃣ Document everything—symptoms, doctor visits, medications, therapy
3️⃣ Don’t accept any settlement offers without legal advice
4️⃣ Call SELPH LAW at (614)-453-0971 for a free case review
Call SELPH LAW Today – Protect Your Future After a Brain Injury
A brain injury can change your life—but it shouldn’t define it. Let us help you secure the compensation you need to move forward. You only get one shot at getting this right. Don’t risk it alone.
📞 Call SELPH LAW now at (614)-453-0971 for your FREE consultation.
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